Monday Mayhem - Autumn and Indian Summer

All Aboard the Meme Express – Monday, October 26, 2009

Another Monday is upon us. You know what that means? It’s time for Monday Mayhem at the Meme Express.

Mayhem may be described as wanton destruction, riotous confusion or disorder.

To some, the changing seasons make mayhem,

with allergies, appointments, assignments

and a racing clock.

Some folks race the seasons,

especially in autumn,

whirling around like falling leaves.

What does mayhem mean to you?

Autumn Photo

Wikipedia Commons – public domain

The Meme Express for today with this autumnal assortment of eleven prompts:

autumn

close

culmination

decline

end
conclusion

equinox

fall

Indian summer

season

Pick one word, or use the seasonal smattering. It’s up to you!

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